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On the eve of U.S. President Donald Trump’s visit to China, the UK’s Financial Times revealed on Thursday, April 23 that the White House is accusing China of stealing American artificial intelligence (AI) technology on an “industrial scale” and is warning that it will intensify crackdowns to curb such activities. According to the report, Michael

China has completed a deep modernization of a Soviet-designed Project 956E destroyer, replacing nearly all original Russian weapons and systems with domestically produced alternatives. We bring you stories from the ground. Your support keeps our team in the field. DONATE NOW According to Defense Express on April 27, the upgraded vessel—identified as the destroyer Hangzhou—was publicly displayed during events marking the

U.S. consumers have benefited from lower prices, many favor more cooperation with China, according to a CFR-Morning Consult poll conducted in January 2026. U.S. companies have also profited immensely from access to China’s market. In a 2019 study, economists Xavier Jaravel and Erick Sager found that increased trade with China boosted the annual purchasing power

China has moved to block Meta Platforms Inc.’s planned $2 billion acquisition of agentic AI startup Manus, in a surprise decision that effectively unwinds a deal already close to completion. The intervention marks a significant escalation in Beijing’s oversight of strategic technology transactions, particularly those involving artificial intelligence and cross-border investment. Regulator orders cancellation of

The days when foreign firms saw such partnerships largely as a necessary entrance fee to the world’s largest auto market are long gone. Legacy overseas brands are now seeking out collaboration, hoping the domestic market’s blistering pace and technological innovation will rub off and boost their competitiveness in China and increasingly, abroad. VW-XPeng’s China Electronic

Muñoz: “I learned humility in China”; Hyundai Motor Company says it will leave past glory behind, face reality, and transplant China’s technology ecosystem into the Ioniq V; annual sales target of 500,000 units by 2030 사진 확대 Ioniq V [Hyundai Motor Company] Under its strategy of “in China, for China, and to the world,” Hyundai